Which two statements are true in a SnapMirror LS mirror relationship? (Choose Two)

LS mirror destinations are read-only at the volume level, which means write access is denied even to root users - root privilege does not override the read-only protection of a mirror destination.

LS mirror destinations are read-only volumes enforced at the protocol level, so all client write requests are denied regardless of user privilege level, with the admin share being the only exception path for administrative access.

Read access on LS mirror destinations is always available to clients regardless of mirror synchronization state; the data may be slightly behind the source but is never withheld based on currency.

A core purpose of LS mirrors is to offload read traffic from the source by redirecting client read requests to one or more destination volumes, improving read performance and availability.